Sister Grace and I used to cook yema during our elementary years. Either we sell them in our store or with friends at school. Two years ago, I found a good place to market this product. It was such a HIT! It was in demand and I was the sole supplier. : ) Everything was going well until I developed pain on the lateral or outer side of my left elbow joint. I knew I had to stop my activity or my condition gets worst.
I ended my business but I still can cook Yema.
Ingredients:
-In a non-stick pan, pour in condensed milk.
-Add egg, powdered milk and lime zest.
-Cook on medium heat and stir constantly until it thickens.
-Add butter, mix well.
-Remove from the heat.
-Let it cool down.
-Cut cellophane into squares.
-Spoon cold yema and coat with skimmed milk.
-Wrap with cellophane squares.
Enjoy!
This is my first time to cook again yema after two years and with my now 3 year old son. We ate already half before finally able to wrap it. ; )
By the way, this yema flavor is leche flan.
I ended my business but I still can cook Yema.
Ingredients:
- 1 can condensed milk
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup powdered milk
- 1 lime zest
- 2 tablespoons butter
- skimmed powdered milk for coating
- cellophane
-In a non-stick pan, pour in condensed milk.
-Add egg, powdered milk and lime zest.
-Cook on medium heat and stir constantly until it thickens.
-Add butter, mix well.
-Remove from the heat.
-Let it cool down.
-Cut cellophane into squares.
-Spoon cold yema and coat with skimmed milk.
-Wrap with cellophane squares.
Enjoy!
This is my first time to cook again yema after two years and with my now 3 year old son. We ate already half before finally able to wrap it. ; )
By the way, this yema flavor is leche flan.
Thank you for sharing your recipe.
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